The bras I wore before pregnant are too small. The bras I wore during pregnancy are too loose. I am looking for bra without underwire as mum advice it is better for heatlth. I tried Triumph, Sorella and Scarlet's bra without underwire but none of them suits.
Last night, I tried my luck in Audrey International bra shop located in Jusco Seremban. There were many choices and the sales woman provided professional service and advice. I tried nearly 20 bras with different designs and sizes, and finally only found 1 design and 1 size which suits me. By the way, all bras I tried are underwired. The no underwire one has soft cup. My nipples will be visible if I wear them.
Since no other choices, I ended up buying 4 pieces of the same type. 3 body colour, 1 black. With promotion (every RM40 rebate RM8, every RM80 rebate RM18), it still costs me RM197.++. Swipe card lo...
I Googled and so far have not seen any report saying bra with underwire is proven harmful for health. Not wearing bra when sleeping should be sufficient to give my breasts a lift. I hope mum will not nags at me when she finds out I wear underwired bra next time. She nags at me because she cares for me and loves me. OK. I will keep silence and listen to her, and nod my head at the same time (Yes, Yes).
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Sushi King Mid Valley - attempt to cheat?
Alex and I went to Mid Valley on 16-Feb (Mon), hoping to buy children safety gate to be installed at the entrance from our living room into the kitchen, to prevent Xing Jie from going into the kitchen with her walker and play around with the laundry detergent, dustbin, onions and garlics. We didn't manage to buy any safety gate as Jusco and Carrefour no stock, and the one available in Toy R us is not practical. We ended up buying a RM30+ extendable shower curtain rail from Jusco.
Then, we went to Sushi King Mid Valley (lower ground, LG-074) for lunch. I ordered unagi with rice and Alex a set lunch with fish. It cost like RM34+. I offerred to pay the bill. So I went to the counter and paid cash RM50. The cashier gave me back some change. I calculated them before I left the counter and it was lack of RM0.60. So, I patiently explained and shown to the cashier that the change was lak of RM0.60. Before the supervisor came over, I saw him quickly took out RM1 from his pocket, and give me exact change. When the supervisor came over and asked what was happening, he told his supervisor:"I do not have enough change. It is very difficult for me."
We left and discussed on what has happened. It is illogical for a cashier to take out money from his own pocket. So, we were suspecting he is cheating a few cents from each customer who pay cash, so that he could earn more at the end of the day. Since no solid proof that he is trying to cheat, we didn't go back to Sushi King to tell the supervisor what I saw. Usually guy pays bill and guy usually doesn't check how much change they received. So, this little difference will not be noticed easily.
Probably, he has learnt his lesson and will be more careful and re-consider if he ever tries to cheat a lady who pays the bill. If he ever intentially cheating on customers, I truly wish he repents. God, please help him change.
Then, we went to Sushi King Mid Valley (lower ground, LG-074) for lunch. I ordered unagi with rice and Alex a set lunch with fish. It cost like RM34+. I offerred to pay the bill. So I went to the counter and paid cash RM50. The cashier gave me back some change. I calculated them before I left the counter and it was lack of RM0.60. So, I patiently explained and shown to the cashier that the change was lak of RM0.60. Before the supervisor came over, I saw him quickly took out RM1 from his pocket, and give me exact change. When the supervisor came over and asked what was happening, he told his supervisor:"I do not have enough change. It is very difficult for me."
We left and discussed on what has happened. It is illogical for a cashier to take out money from his own pocket. So, we were suspecting he is cheating a few cents from each customer who pay cash, so that he could earn more at the end of the day. Since no solid proof that he is trying to cheat, we didn't go back to Sushi King to tell the supervisor what I saw. Usually guy pays bill and guy usually doesn't check how much change they received. So, this little difference will not be noticed easily.
Probably, he has learnt his lesson and will be more careful and re-consider if he ever tries to cheat a lady who pays the bill. If he ever intentially cheating on customers, I truly wish he repents. God, please help him change.
My Old Junk
Today, Alex and I spent RM1640 maintaining our cars due to wear and tear.
At the Lian Hup tyres workshop (open shop for 26 years):
My car (RM500):
- Change 2 new Dunlop tyres
- Change front tyres' loose under arm
- Change disc brake
His car (RM1140):
- Change 15 inches sports rims to 14 inches imported sport rims (better quality) due to 1 of the sport rims spoil (effect of ran into big holes)
- Change all 4 Dunlop tyres (since existing tyres are not compatible with 14 inch rim)
- Change both front disc brakes
At the wiring workshop (green gate, forgot the shop name):
My car (RM30):
- Fix problem of when light is turned on, no back light; only got back light when press brake.
- Replace left signal bulb which was burned.
- Repair dashboard light which has been off for many months.
Both shops are located near Yi Poh Restaurant. If entering from KFC / Ming Ki food court, the car workshops are on the left, and can see Yi Poh restaurant right at the end of the T junction.
I like their services as they are friendly, experienced and honest people. My car wiring problems has been there for so long time. The wiring workshop in Senawang industrial area dare not repair when Alex sent for repair 6 months ago because my car is too old.
Now we know where to go when we have car problems in the future.
At the Lian Hup tyres workshop (open shop for 26 years):
My car (RM500):
- Change 2 new Dunlop tyres
- Change front tyres' loose under arm
- Change disc brake
His car (RM1140):
- Change 15 inches sports rims to 14 inches imported sport rims (better quality) due to 1 of the sport rims spoil (effect of ran into big holes)
- Change all 4 Dunlop tyres (since existing tyres are not compatible with 14 inch rim)
- Change both front disc brakes
At the wiring workshop (green gate, forgot the shop name):
My car (RM30):
- Fix problem of when light is turned on, no back light; only got back light when press brake.
- Replace left signal bulb which was burned.
- Repair dashboard light which has been off for many months.
Both shops are located near Yi Poh Restaurant. If entering from KFC / Ming Ki food court, the car workshops are on the left, and can see Yi Poh restaurant right at the end of the T junction.
I like their services as they are friendly, experienced and honest people. My car wiring problems has been there for so long time. The wiring workshop in Senawang industrial area dare not repair when Alex sent for repair 6 months ago because my car is too old.
Now we know where to go when we have car problems in the future.
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